Farrah Fawcett'

Love this performance. Ohashi is the bomb!

https://youtube.com/shorts/dpu__tRdNL4?si=wJdsXMEbemTkKnOz

discord: https://discord.gg/mhctcVKmGu

Greetings mortals! I'm Remortis, welcome to the channel. This is my first entry of "OP Damage" guides for Baldur's Gate 3! (There will be many more in depth OP builds coming!) I will do my best to keep all these guides coming along.

Today we delve into one of the strongest single target bursts in the game. Magic Missiles with all of the magical items that support it! Dealing upwards of over 600 damage PER CAST. (add 2 lvls of fighter for Action Surge) or use the Ilithid powers to cast with bonus actions too!

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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:53 Quick Summary
2:03 Discord Shoutouts
2:23 Key Items that make the build work
4:18 Brief Class and Feat Overview
5:13 Phalar Aluve Location
7:55 Spellmight Gloves
6:08 Oathbreaker
8:22 Closing Remarks

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I will also be adding other notes here that I didn't mention in the video. Please comment down below if you have any critiques, questions, or just to say hey!

https://bg3.wiki/wiki/The_Spellsparkler
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Phalar_Aluve
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Callous__Glow__...
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Amulet_of_Eleme...
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Spellmight_Gloves
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Markoheshkir

Key Takeaway

A $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will support Washington State University (WSU) researchers in investigating potential hearing loss side-effects from new drugs used to treat COVID-19.

Summary

• A $1.8 million grant from the NIH has been awarded to Washington State University to fund research on potential hearing side-effects from medications, specifically focusing on drugs used to treat COVID-19.
• While there have been no reported cases of COVID-19 medications causing hearing loss, the study aims to explore whether the over 900 new drugs developed to combat the virus may have this side effect.
• Allison Coffin, a neuroscientist at WSU, leads the research and has expertise in medication-induced hearing loss.
• The research involves using zebrafish as a model to test the impact of medications on hearing cells. By introducing medications used to treat COVID-19 to zebrafish, researchers can identify potential damage to hearing cells or synapses.
• A machine learning model is employed to identify drugs with similar chemical properties to those known to cause hearing loss, helping narrow down the scope of the research.
• Collaborators include researchers from Creighton University, a medicinal chemist from Research Triangle International, a statistician at Ursinus College, and clinicians from Providence Medical Center/PeaceHealth in Spokane.
• The research focuses solely on COVID-19 drugs and their mechanisms related to hearing loss, excluding COVID-19 vaccinations from the study.

The grant-funded research at WSU aims to enhance our understanding of the potential hearing side-effects of COVID-19 medications, using zebrafish as a model to assess the impact on hearing cells and synapses.